Answering the Call
for a New Evangelization
“The era of missions
is not over. Christ still needs generous men and women who will become messengers of the Good News
to the ends of the earth. Have no fear of following Him. Share freely with others the faith that you have received !"
"No believer in Christ, can be separate from the supreme beauty; of
proclaiming Christ to all the people’.” -- Pope
John Paul II,
Vatican City, Sept. 19, 2003. |
Catholic radio is one of several new
media the Holy Spirit is stirring up as tools of evangelization and
catechises. As it grows out of infancy, Catholic radio is expanding
and spreading the Gospel to millions of souls throughout the
United States and the world. |
|
News and Events
Go
here to read the
Catholic Radio Association's comments regarding
Localism.
|
|
Catholic radio is a personal, immediate, and
cost-effective tool to spread the Truth. Resting upon the principles
of subsidiarity and solidarity, Catholic radio serves and responds
to the needs of the local church, with minimal overhead expenses.
The Catholic Radio Association was
founded in 1999 to serve as the trade association for Catholic
radio. As such, the CRA works to advance the cause of Catholic radio
by providing member services, facilitating the sharing of knowledge
and resources, and speaking with one voice for its members. The
Association's membership includes virtually all Catholic radio
apostolates in the country, Catholic radio program providers, the
USCCB, and several (arch)dioceses.
By uniting all involved in Catholic
radio, the CRA provides a forum for those already working in
Catholic radio to share with and mentor those that Our Lord has just
recently called to the mission of Catholic radio. The CRA also
provides a means of networking with, and marketing to, those
involved in Catholic radio. The annual Global Catholic Radio
conference, co hosted with EWTN, is an opportunity for learning,
discussing, and connecting with others involved in Catholic radio.
The CRA’s bi-monthly newsletter alerts members of new developments
in Catholic radio, as well as providing information on other
apostolates and ministries who could be of service.
|
